Inside McLaren’s first IndyCar season: Was it good enough?
The Race speaks to two major players in Arrow McLaren SP’s 2020 IndyCar campaign, as we assess whether it can be considered a success
How Norris maximised his superb virtual IndyCar cameo
In one of the highlights of our first full season, Jack Benyon offered a close look at how Lando Norris prepared for his triumphant virtual IndyCar cameo
How the axed Ford GT programme inspired an IndyCar title
The closure of Ford’s GT programme means the Ganassi IndyCar team is burgeoning with engineering talent: a perfect match with Scott Dixon’s relentless push for success
Why Arrow McLaren SP’s filling its Alonso gap with Montoya
Arrow McLaren SP could’ve dropped its third Indianapolis 500 entry after Fernando Alonso went back to focusing on Formula 1. Instead it went out of its way to get Juan Pablo Montoya back in an IndyCar
Long Beach becomes finale in first 2021 IndyCar calendar change
The Long Beach Grand Prix has been delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic, with its new date creating an IndyCar triple-header in September
Our 2020 Christmas motorsport gift guide
If you’re considering some motorsport-themed gift buying for this Christmas, here are six options that are worth a look
Montoya’s Indianapolis 500 drives ranked
Believe it or not, double winner Juan Pablo Montoya has only contested five Indianapolis 500s – that is until he lines up at the Brickyard with Arrow McLaren SP in 2021. Jack Benyon ranks Montoya’s previous five entries
Montoya joins Arrow McLaren SP for 2021 Indy 500
Two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Juan Pablo Montoya will race for the Arrow McLaren SP team in the 2021 Indianapolis 500
The F1-winning trait Power has that’s worthless in IndyCar
Will Power’s qualifying stats are extraordinary. The fact he can’t convert them into more wins rams home the difference between IndyCar and Formula 1
The major drought Kanaan could help Ganassi end
Veteran IndyCar driver Tony Kanaan’s signing to Chip Ganassi Racing alongside Jimmie Johnson isn’t just about showing a newbie the ropes or easing himself into retirement, but a very real bid to run around the squad’s Indianapolis 500 fortunes
